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Ratos RATO B.ST · SEK

Financials · Nasdaq Stockholm · 🇸🇪 Sweden

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About Ratos

Its shares trade on Nasdaq Stockholm under the ticker RATO B.ST. It has been listed since 1 January 1954. In the fiscal year to 31 December 2025, it reported revenue before interest expense of SEK 29.48bn and net income of SEK 2.13bn. At that date it held total assets of SEK 27.89bn and shareholders' equity of SEK 13.31bn.

Ratos AB is an investment company, which comprises acquisition, development, and divestment of unlisted companies. The company is headquartered in Stockholm, Stockholm. The company owns and develops over 10 unlisted medium-sized enterprises in Nordic region. Enterprises are active in various sectors, such as industry, consumer goods, services and life science, among others. The Company’s portfolio comprises Aibel, the supplier of maintenance and modification services for production platforms and onshore installations within oil and gas industry; Bisnode, the data and analytics company; HENT, the construction company with focus on public and commercial real estate; Plantasjen, the chain for sales of plants and gardening accessories; HL Display, the supplier of products and solutions for in-store communication and merchandising; and Diab, the manufacturer of materials for sandwich composite structures, among others enterprises.

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Company facts

Sector
Financials
Industry
Capital Markets
Listed since
1 Jan 1954
Employees
8,215
Website
ratos.com ↗

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • Mr. Per-Olof SoderbergChairman of the BoardSEK 1.2m
  • Mr. Jonas WistroemPresident, Chief Executive Officer, Director, since 2016SEK 23.1m
  • Mr. Jan SoederbergDeputy Chairman of the BoardSEK 700,000
  • Ms. Anna VilogoracChief Financial Officer, Investor Relation
  • Mr. Anders SlettengrenExecutive Vice President
  • Ms. Katarina GronwallVice President - Communication & Sustainability
  • Mr. Wilhelm MontgomeryVice President - Strategy & Investments
  • Mr. Magnus StephensenGeneral Counsel
  • Ms. Tone BakkerIndependent DirectorSEK 600,000
  • Ms. Gunilla BergIndependent Director
  • Mr. Mats GranrydIndependent DirectorSEK 600,000
  • Ms. Cecilia SjostedtIndependent DirectorSEK 700,000

Environmental, social and governance

Scores out of 100, from our data supplier

ESG
Overall
70
Environment
67
Social
86
Governance
58
Direct emissions (scope 1)
60,757 t
Energy emissions (scope 2)
94,952 t
Women in the workforce
45%
Carbon reduction policy
Yes
Human rights policy
Yes

SWOT analysis

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Strengths

  • Ratos AB is an investment company with a focus on acquisition, development, and divestment of unlisted companies.
  • The company employs 8,215 full-time employees and owns over 10 unlisted medium-sized enterprises in the Nordic region.
  • Ratos AB's portfolio includes diverse enterprises across various sectors such as industry, consumer goods, services, and life science.

Weaknesses

  • The company's portfolio consists of unlisted medium-sized enterprises, which may limit liquidity and market visibility.
  • Ratos AB's operations are concentrated in the Nordic region, potentially exposing it to regional economic fluctuations.
  • The company's reliance on unlisted enterprises may increase complexity in financial reporting and valuation.

Opportunities

  • Expanding the portfolio to include more listed companies could enhance market visibility and liquidity.
  • Growing demand for data and analytics services could benefit Bisnode, a portfolio company.
  • Increasing focus on sustainable practices in construction and manufacturing may align with market trends.

Threats

  • Economic downturns in the Nordic region could negatively impact the performance of portfolio companies.
  • Regulatory changes in the financial services sector may increase operational costs and compliance burdens.
  • Competition from larger investment firms could challenge Ratos AB's market position.

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